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What issues can your car have with engine oil?

Engine oil is crucial for a car engine’s proper functioning and longevity. It lubricates the moving parts, reduces friction, and helps keep the engine cool. However, various issues related to engine oil can arise, leading to significant engine problems. This

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How do you make a safe U-turn?

A U-turn is where you turn your vehicle through 180 degrees so that you are facing back from where you came. Turning 180 degrees doesn’t include a handbrake turn. A U-turn will either be: Let’s deal with the times you

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How would flying cars change life in the UK?

With drone technology and the kind of smarts being developed for automation, flying cars for the masses have never been closer. While we will not see thousands in the sky in the next few years, the possibility of using AI

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Help, I have animals nesting in my car!

At various times of the year, animals might look to invade your car and create a nest. Your vehicle has a plethora of warm, dry, dark places for rats, mice, squirrels, birds and insects to inhabit. The things that will

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Driving in hot weather: what you need to know

If you’re driving for work in hot weather, whether it’s a car, truck, forklift or excavator, some health and safety risks need to be addressed. Sunburn and burns The sun can heat exposed metal hot enough to cause superficial burns

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How does fuel get delivered to a petrol station?

A fuel tanker unloads fuel to a petrol station through a process known as fuel delivery. Here’s a general overview of how it typically works: Journey preparation The driver checks the journey management plan and ensures that he/she is fit

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What is a LOLER inspection for tail lifts?

LOLER stands for Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations. A LOLER inspection on a tail lift refers to the examination and assessment of a tail lift to ensure it complies with LOLER regulations in terms of safety and functionality. In

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